| Eversheds doubles revenue growth rate for half year |
| Written by Business Weekly | |
| Wednesday, 08 November 2006 | |
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Law firm Eversheds has unveiled its half year figures for 2006-2007 seeing turnover increase by 13 per cent to £179 million from £158 million during the same period last year and is expecting a strong finish to the financial year in 2007.
Last year the firm posted a half year increase of 5 per cent with end of year revenues eventually up 7 per cent to hit £320 million. The results come as the firm also announced a record billing month in October, billing almost £45 million. Eversheds is lead sponsor in Business Weekly’s East of England Business Awards. Ian Mather, senior office partner in Cambridge said: “In the last six months we have seen very strong growth in our business regionally, which is relected in these figures.” Eversheds managing partner David Gray added: "Every office and practice group improved their performance with the amount of fees generated by our international network exceeding 20 per cent on the previous year. “These results show that our strategy for growth is really paying off. We have bottomed out the profitability and PEP issues of the past and the business has shifted up several gears and is accelerating growth." |
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